Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Join Doug Herzog ’81, LHD ’08for the fifth interview in this series, featuring stand-up, actor, and fellow Emerson alum Bill Burr '93. The conversation will explore Bill’s Emerson College experience, … Continue Reading ‘All Joking Aside’: Bill Burr ’93
In 2035, our dreams are infused with product placement and auditors assess unpaid taxes on our most private reveries. Beleaguered taxman James Preble (Kentucker Audley) arrives at a run-down house … Continue Reading Bright Lights Cinema Series: ‘Strawberry Mansion’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
The Emerson community is invited to a conversation with Carole Simpson, a groundbreaking journalist and former Emerson Distinguished Journalist-in-Residence, when she speaks to affiliated faculty member Diane Mermigas' class on … Continue Reading A Conversation with Carole Simpson
Bored with your work? Not sure what to do now? Join us for an interactive workshop with Terri Trespicio, MFA `02, where you’ll reassess and refocus in real time—and leave … Continue Reading Fall Back in Love with Your Work: How to Reignite & Re-envision Your Career
An adaptation of lesser-known Grimm’s fairy tales that reflects the darker undercurrents of childhood. With playwright Mary Zimmerman’s unique wit and humor fully on display, the story concerns a child … Continue Reading Emerson Stage: ‘The Secret in the Wings’
How should one be a ‘real’ man or woman? And, what does the institution of marriage have to do with it? Suze (Andrea Riseborough) and Arthur (Harry Melling) are the … Continue Reading Bright Lights Cinema Series: ‘Please Baby Please’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
Wang Chong is recognized around the world as one of Beijing’s most creative, provocative theatre directors, celebrated for his visionary experiments with classic and contemporary plays. In Made in China 2.0, he … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Made in China 2.0’
This year's Teach-In on Race explores the theme "Teaching Truthfully about Race and Racism within the Academy." The deep roots and far-reaching tentacles of racism in the United States of … Continue Reading Teach-In on Race
The film focuses on unearthed military training footage of Army-built model towns called “Riotsvilles,” where military and police were trained to respond to civil disorder in the aftermath of the … Continue Reading Bright Lights Cinema Series: ‘Riotsville, USA’
Join the Journalism Department, School of Communication, and Alumni Relations for a conversation about being Black in today's news media industry, led by and for Emerson students and alumni. Moderated … Continue Reading The Black Experience in News Media
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
The true story of Hasna Ait Boulahcen, a woman who was falsely accused of being Europe’s first female suicide bomber. Cultural and intergenerational trauma erupt in this story about two … Continue Reading Bright Lights Cinema Series: ‘You Resemble Me’
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
Love, loss, and creation merge in unexpected ways in this thrilling version of the classic Gothic tale, Frankenstein. Using more than 500 handmade puppets, old school projectors, as well as live … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson: ‘Frankenstein’
Taught by affiliated faculty Sharon Topper and guest lecturer Tim Gunn, the course will focus on solving problems related to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Applications open March 1, to … Continue Reading Innovation for Impact
Boston City Councilor Brian Worrell will host a screening and discussion at City Hall featuring Transforming Narratives of Gun Violence's short documentaries, Quiet Rooms and Before the Bullets, which focus on the … Continue Reading ‘Quiet Rooms’ Screening at Boston City Hall
The Emerson community is invited to a gathering honoring Professor Maureen Shea, who died in September 2022. A reception will follow in the Semel Theater, 10 Boylston Place, 3rd Floor. … Continue Reading A Gathering to Honor Maureen Shea
Join us for a Scholar Series event, "De Aviesa Condición: Urban Maroonage at the Ozama River," with Massiel Torres Ulloa, a Dominican educator, translator, and writer based in Boston. She … Continue Reading WLP Scholar Series: Massiel Torres Ulloa
In the final days of his life, playwright Christopher Marlowe is wrapped into a revolutionary plot which brings him nose to nose with Queen Elizabeth I, haunted by the many … Continue Reading Emerson Stage NewFest: ‘Mary, Sweet Mary, or the Final Tragedy of Christopher Marlowe’
Andrea Dworkin offered a revolutionary analysis of male supremacy with a singular urgency and iconoclastic flair. Decades before #MeToo, Dworkin called out the pervasiveness of sexism and rape culture, and … Continue Reading Bright Lights Cinema Series: ‘My Name is Andrea’
